Orientation comes from Orient

Orientation comes from Orient

Orient – the direction in which the sun rises, the day “sees its light”. The term “orientation”, or “to orient oneself”, comes from the historical representation, where maps were often aligned with Jerusalem = above. Providing...
Book review – Ambidextrous guidance

Book review – Ambidextrous guidance

In times of digital transformation, managers of today and tomorrow have too much in their hands. Therefore they will almost not manage to act with two hands. Leaders are confronted with agility and design thinking on the one hand, and clear structures, hierarchies and...
Organisational culture – what else?

Organisational culture – what else?

The terms “values” and “culture”, among others, are inseparable from the catchword “organisational culture”. Culture can be observed but not causally controlled or changed. Instead, culture is an effect and therefore shows symptoms...